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Clumping stems form soft mounds that burst into neon blooms as if making up for their size. Easygoing and endlessly endearing, it’s proof that charm sometimes grows close to the ground.
Water Needs: Low; allow to dry between waterings
Sun Needs: Full sun to bright light
Soil Requirements: Sandy, fast-draining cactus mix
Growing Zone: USDA Zones 6 –11
Cold Hardiness: To 10°F
Mature Size: 4–6 in tall × 12+ in wide
Native Origin: Hybrid of Lobivia × Echinopsis from South America
Best Substitutes For: Rebutia, Echinopsis chamaecereus
Landscape Uses: Containers, rock gardens, collector’s displays
Clumping stems form soft mounds that burst into neon blooms as if making up for their size. Easygoing and endlessly endearing, it’s proof that charm sometimes grows close to the ground.
Water Needs: Low; allow to dry between waterings
Sun Needs: Full sun to bright light
Soil Requirements: Sandy, fast-draining cactus mix
Growing Zone: USDA Zones 6 –11
Cold Hardiness: To 10°F
Mature Size: 4–6 in tall × 12+ in wide
Native Origin: Hybrid of Lobivia × Echinopsis from South America
Best Substitutes For: Rebutia, Echinopsis chamaecereus
Landscape Uses: Containers, rock gardens, collector’s displays